Category: Civil

The Supreme Court has recently delivered a divided verdict in a long-standing land dispute involving allegations of a …

Not a Presumption, But Only an Inference – SC Clarifies Use of ‘Res Ipsa Loquitur’

In Revision jurisdiction “exceptional circumstances” required even if no appeal lies

“Time of the Essence” in Property Deal

The Supreme Court recently ruled that orders issued in execution proceedings do not constitute final judgments and, therefore, …

Consent in writ case to resolve land dispute before Government Agent ended litigation

The Supreme Court recently clarified an important legal issue regarding the applicability of Section 66 of the Primary …

Exercise of Possession Without the Physical Presence on the Land

Restitutio in Integrum Survives 

Trial Judge has a Duty to Consider Mitigatory Circumstances When Computing Damages